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Apple season is still here, which means that it’s the perfect time to use this popular fruit as inspiration within sessions. When you bring in apples, it will open up the door to talking about life experiences with them. Kids can share going apple picking, what their favorite apple may be, and craft with the. Check in to see what students know about apples before starting anything within a group. Read More »

The start of the new school year can be very hard on kids and adults alike. Summer vacation may have included some sessions, but the schedule was light and kids have many more freedoms than they do while in school. Much of the start of the year is getting to know everyone, reevaluating goals, and settling into the routine. Be sure to use this time to gain trust with the kids who you will be working with over the next months and beyond. Break up testing with stories, crafts, or other fun activities to ease their fears. Read More »

Have you ever watched a child’s face light up when you talk about pirates? Simply mentioning a pirate to kids of all ages usually makes them get excited. Why not have a pirate party of sorts with kids during sessions to celebrate Talk Like a Pirate Day on September 19? Use the way pirates talk, work together, problem solve, and more to focus on goals. Think outside of the box and gather your mateys for a swashbuckling good time! Read More »

Look all around you and the world is filled with a lot of insects flying, buzzing, and crawling around. Most of the times kids are afraid of them, but there is one in particular that makes kids of all ages smile. The little lady bug has become a symbol of good luck. They are the perfect critter to embrace and have fun with during the warm summer months. Read More »

There is nothing quite like spending time at the beach. Wind in your hair, sand between your toes, and the sound of the surf. Kids adore spending time talking about and exploring the beach during sessions. Bring the theme to the kids and watch them enjoy the time, learn new things, and practice skills. Read More »

Father’s Day is the perfect time to talk to students about important men in their life. While Father’s Day is only one day in June, it is nice to spend several sessions with kids discussing their feeling about the male role models in their lives. Remember to be aware of different family dynamics and sensitive to children who may not have a father at home. Keep the focus on male role models in their life, not simply at home. Read More »